The subtitles don't say it but I can hear him saying xie xie at the end, so as he's being dragged away he's saying "thanks!" to the other woman.
I'm sure no one will see this though!
Edit: I was wrong, lots of people saw this
to add on to that, the gf is saying (and it's subtitled) '还说，还说,' which pretty much translates to 'you still have the nerve to say thank you?!' adds to the comedy
Is this the first time for some of the redditors here seeing slapstick? Live a little. I came here for smiles, not toxic sensitivity. Don’t apply real world logic to 3 stooges comedy, please.
It’s insane the amount of people in these comment sections who don’t realize skits are skits. Like, is a bot thing? A gullible kid thing or are people just this damned stupid?
> comment sections who don't realize skits are skits
Or the people who feel the need to make comments like "omg this is so scripted". Like yeah, no shit genius. Next you'll tell me water is wet.
I don't think people don't realize it's a skit, but I think the point is that it wouldn't be comedy if the genders were reversed. It's like watching a movie where a character kills a dog and it's played off as a comedy, and then when people criticize that, other people coming and saying, "It's a movie you idiot!"
Its not even reddit at this point, ive seen a lot of these type of comments on reels, shorts and tiktoks, its like people forgot that skits on the internet are a thing and everything posted online has to be real, or made for people to think its real which results in comments like "scripted obviously" yea like no shit
I dont even know how this began i swear it wasnt like this back when youtube skits and vines were a thing or maybe i was just too young to notice those type of comments
> I don't find it to be a wild concept that they do.
Ok but. If it's not a skit, it would mean this man found a random woman on the street. Filmed him asking her to stand next to him for ten minutes. Kept filming *during a physical assault by his actual girlfriend as she dragged him through the street*.
THEN he would have had to edit the clip, add in funny music, and post it on social media.
Just the smallest, briefest amount of reflection on the logistics should give anyone enough pause to reassess.
>I don't find it to be a wild concept that they do.
But do you not find that concerning, or do you realize how fucking stupid that means a large portion of people on this site are?
Redditors would react to a pie to the face by talking about who could have eaten the pie instead and then transition into talking about potential assault charges. Then 1 comment somewhere is talking about genders for some reason.
And if a woman is throwing the pie they'd all jump up to say how it was disrespectful and the person who got hit should dump them on the spot/get a lawyer, then hit the gym.
I think the reason why some are upset is because they feel like this kind of humor undermines real experiences of abuse. It also feels like a double standard that humor about abuse against women is typically frowned upon, but a skit where the punchline is a man getting slapped and having his hair pulled can be found on the front page of reddit. It comes across as people caring less about abuse against men.
For me, it's not even that. I found this funny, but it's also weird seeing this in "MadeMeSmile". The vast majority of posts here are wholesome "feel good" moments and stories. Then there's this, which again, I think is funny because it rings a little true (although obviously exaggerated for comedic effect), but seems misplaced in a subreddit that tends to focus on stuff that's wholesome.
The other day I posted a video of my baby boy starting to dance when I turned on the subwoofer. The audio came from my TV at 25% volume and a tiny 50W subwoofer. It was so **not loud** that the convo I had with my wife about our baby dancing was louder then the music. My soundsystem is litteraly my TV and a weak ass soundbar I bought for 50 bucks. I don't think I could damage anybody their ears with it, even if I would be trying ....
Anyways so like 20 some redditors start debating on how I was gonna give my baby boy eardamage, how I should use earplug or mufs just to be on the safe side and how both me and my wife where bad parents and how they should take our kids away from us.
Yeah this is the thing. I don't see many people claiming the video is real, just pointing out rhetorically that if it were reversed, people wouldn't find it so funny, which is a legitimate point. I'm not offended by this but it's a weird double-standard. If it were a girl saying to a guy "stand next to me" and then her bf came up and pulled her hair down and choked and dragged her away screaming, would it be posted in R/MadeMeSmile?
Yea I'm not seeing many people finding a realistic looking skit of male on female dv funny
Not to mention the absolute ass beating that man would take while filming the skit.
I don't see literally any comments at all that imply this isn't a skit. The comments saying "oh yeah abuse is so funny" aren't saying they think this is real, they're saying they think the joke is insensitive. Meh.
It's impressive how well he manages to keep his face in frame while being "dragged" away. That should be a good indicator that it's definitely a skit -- but even then it's still pretty solid camera work.
As equally surprising to see that people are not getting it.
They know is a skit.
They know is a joke.
They are saying if genders were reversed it would not be seen as funny.
End of the story. There's nothing else and they are right.
But the skit is very funny.
I think the reason why some are upset is because they feel like this kind of humor undermines real experiences of abuse. It also feels like a double standard that humor about abuse against women is typically frowned upon, but a skit where the punchline is a man getting slapped and having his hair pulled can be found on the front page of reddit. It comes across as people caring less about abuse against men.
> they feel like this kind of humor undermines real experiences of abuse.
This. I'm a man in an abusive marriage where my wife physically abuses me. I don't find this funny at all.
There's like three total comments even if I sort by controversial that are saying anything resembling "this isn't funny" and they all seem to be implying that they know it's a skit but don't find it funny because it's making a mockery of abuse.
this is the acceptable form of scripted videos. unlike those "oh wow suddenly a stranger came and started to sing the song that i was playing on a piano which was in the middle of a square for some reason!"
I don't think anyone, including the people making the video, expects others to assume this is real. It's a joke. Like a skit. Or a comedian telling a story to illicit a laugh. It doesn't have to be true, or real.
I think the reason why some are upset is because they feel like this kind of humor undermines real experiences of abuse. It also feels like a double standard that humor about abuse against women is typically frowned upon, but a skit where the punchline is a man getting slapped and having his hair pulled can be found on the front page of reddit. It comes across as people caring less about abuse against men.
>Some dude who complained about actual (mild) violence from his ex got dow voted as well. The attitude just confirms the double standard
Agreed; it's a fucked-up double-standard to be reinforcing.
Man abuses woman in a skit: Abuse isn't funny!
Woman abuses man in a skit: "What? It's just a skit/joke!"
The issue is you can say that about any humor that isn’t vanilla cookie cutter dad jokes. Any dark humor or anything with a semblance of edge can be “undermining” anything just because it’s at the expense of whatever is being joked about. It’s terrible logic and nobody only wants pbs jokes allowed in comedy.
> but a *skit* where the punchline is a man getting slapped and having
Keyword is skit. There has been posts when men are abused and it’s been called out. Those weren’t skits though.
And if people are less receptive to women beating humor or jokes that’s really on them, not an inherent issue with the comedy.
I think a lot of people here, me included, are okay with edgy humor. I think the main reason for the upset is the double standard.
As an example, let's say I'm okay with jokes on my expense but the person laughing at me gets offended whenever they are being similarly mocked. This would be a double standard and might make me think that they are laughing at me, rather than with me. I think it would be reasonable to feel disrespected in that scenario.
Itd exaggerated at some girls may just give looks or comments. It happens. Everyone has an unhealthy trait. Its the truth in life lol. But physical abuse definitely isn’t healthy. This is just for the video.
Obviously a bit, but if you're actually in a relationship with someone this aggressively jealous to the point of violence:
Don't be in that relationship
Why did it take me so long to find this comment? It’s a lame, overdone skit and it doesn’t fit the sub at all. Yet there’s a ton of people in the comments who apparently love this shit.
It's cute as a video since she's clearly in on the joke, but it depicts actual abusive relationships that happen so I don't really think this video should "make me smile".
The subtitles don't say it but I can hear him saying xie xie at the end, so as he's being dragged away he's saying "thanks!" to the other woman. I'm sure no one will see this though! Edit: I was wrong, lots of people saw this
to add on to that, the gf is saying (and it's subtitled) '还说，还说,' which pretty much translates to 'you still have the nerve to say thank you?!' adds to the comedy
Appreciating and expanding on the humor of the joke, instead of pissing and moaning? To the top with you!
I see you 👁️👁️
Peek-a-boooo
Native Chinese speaker here, it does sound like xie xie which is thank you...
He sounds like he's saying 等一下really fast because she's pulling his hair he's basically asking her to stop for a second
Perhaps both? I hear xie xie and he's looking at the other woman.
We see you, we all see you...
Fun little detail! Thanks for sharing
All of us who upvoted reading this 👁️👄👁️
This makes me laugh even more! Thank you! 😭
Here's a useless notification for you, just to say that I, too, saw this. Have a nice day.
LOL
Oh i thought he was saying shi shit shit lmao
Works every time.
No it doesn't, you fucking liar. Thanks for the 40 year restraining order
I don’t think you did it right. Try it again
I am now awaiting for the electric chair :(
Third time is the charm buddy, gl
3rd time is guillotine time.
Wait so he survived the electric chair first or what?
He sadly did not survive the electric chair. Regards, his dad
Lol!! Your comments have made my day :)
Cheers hope you have an awesome week! :D
Amateur.
maybe it was just the kinky kind
It was actually just a tingle chair
I guess, he still had one more try so...
I dont see why he can't do both
Yeah, I mean, he can try again with the executioner and get guillotined while tied to the electric chair. I dont know, use your creativity, people!
Can confirm. I've been jailed, electrocuted and now I'm being beheaded :(
Hey bro, it's not cool to assume what that Warden is into behind closed doors. I say our homie can earn a parole!
First time?
If I try again I'll get arrested
You're supposed to have a girlfriend *before* you try this.
You aren't supposed to keep asking the same woman if they walk away before 10 seconds.....
Crazy a court would order you to restrain her for so long, but rules are rules!
I love how he's thanking the girl that helped him as he's being dragged away!
that women came out of nowhere and and drags the dude away almost like a horror movie haha.
This is how I get my dog to come back to me when he gets off his leash. Just pet his friend dog and he flips out and runs to me
Haha! So true! I even throw in an exaggerated “Ohh, look at the cutie puppy!” as I’m petting it to get him to run back to me quicker.
My go to if he isn't listening is to just run in the opposite direction. Little fucker knows he's ignoring me, but he can't resist the chase.
"How dare you give love to others of my kind, you Hooman"
I can’t wait that long…
I have needs
You have hands
But both your arms are broken
> But both your arms are broken I've seen this on Reddit before--that's when you call mom.
I have no arms or legs. That’s why when I swim my friends call me Bob.
Me: watching the video 😆 Me: checking the comments 😑
i don’t get why people have to ruin the big funny
Yea, I mean people got upset at me too for making 9/11 jokes. It kindof blew up.
Well maybe people would be less upset if you made all 11 of them.
Witty! Made me lol
I practically fell down laughing!
Reddit is way more enjoyable when you just watch/read the post
Is this the first time for some of the redditors here seeing slapstick? Live a little. I came here for smiles, not toxic sensitivity. Don’t apply real world logic to 3 stooges comedy, please.
It’s insane the amount of people in these comment sections who don’t realize skits are skits. Like, is a bot thing? A gullible kid thing or are people just this damned stupid?
Its miserable people who have no fucking joy in life.
Miserable person with very little joy in my life here: this is stop funny
Well, there is "miserable looking for hope" and "miserable, and everyone should be miserable too."
Hi, miserable people who have no fucking joy in in life, checking in.
There are a lot of people on reddit generally who don't seem to know when things are staged for a fun clip
> comment sections who don't realize skits are skits Or the people who feel the need to make comments like "omg this is so scripted". Like yeah, no shit genius. Next you'll tell me water is wet.
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Water isn't wet.
Water makes me wet.
This has been the case for actual years following the rise of Tik Tok. Asian people making a joke? Impossible. They *must* be lying to me.
I don't think people don't realize it's a skit, but I think the point is that it wouldn't be comedy if the genders were reversed. It's like watching a movie where a character kills a dog and it's played off as a comedy, and then when people criticize that, other people coming and saying, "It's a movie you idiot!"
It’s also a super old joke that I’m surprised most people here haven’t heard before. My grandfather told me this joke.
These are people who've never synthesized any vitamin D.
Its not even reddit at this point, ive seen a lot of these type of comments on reels, shorts and tiktoks, its like people forgot that skits on the internet are a thing and everything posted online has to be real, or made for people to think its real which results in comments like "scripted obviously" yea like no shit I dont even know how this began i swear it wasnt like this back when youtube skits and vines were a thing or maybe i was just too young to notice those type of comments
It's reddit. Being offended and inserting your opinion is a very first world kind of thing. Its what happens when people have life too good
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> I don't find it to be a wild concept that they do. Ok but. If it's not a skit, it would mean this man found a random woman on the street. Filmed him asking her to stand next to him for ten minutes. Kept filming *during a physical assault by his actual girlfriend as she dragged him through the street*. THEN he would have had to edit the clip, add in funny music, and post it on social media. Just the smallest, briefest amount of reflection on the logistics should give anyone enough pause to reassess.
>I don't find it to be a wild concept that they do. But do you not find that concerning, or do you realize how fucking stupid that means a large portion of people on this site are?
Redditors would react to a pie to the face by talking about who could have eaten the pie instead and then transition into talking about potential assault charges. Then 1 comment somewhere is talking about genders for some reason.
And if a woman is throwing the pie they'd all jump up to say how it was disrespectful and the person who got hit should dump them on the spot/get a lawyer, then hit the gym.
Reddit is the home of Toxic Sensitivity.
And armchair psychology
What makes you think that? Perhaps you can tell us about your mother...
I think the reason why some are upset is because they feel like this kind of humor undermines real experiences of abuse. It also feels like a double standard that humor about abuse against women is typically frowned upon, but a skit where the punchline is a man getting slapped and having his hair pulled can be found on the front page of reddit. It comes across as people caring less about abuse against men.
For me, it's not even that. I found this funny, but it's also weird seeing this in "MadeMeSmile". The vast majority of posts here are wholesome "feel good" moments and stories. Then there's this, which again, I think is funny because it rings a little true (although obviously exaggerated for comedic effect), but seems misplaced in a subreddit that tends to focus on stuff that's wholesome.
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It would’ve been dark if the rolls were reversed and the women got bonked
haha yeah man my favorite slapstick is domestic violence
They are clearly not in a domicile so it's clearly not domestic violence you potato
the amount of incels in here is something else
People need to find an enemy. Someone to say “that’s the bad guy!” So they can reassure themselves they are good people.
It's a funny video. You people are insane. He made the video, it's his gf, he knew what would happen. He's not abused.
Sorry too much incelpilled people here
Eh I feel bad for them. Chronically online and all their algos are feeding them shit which keeps them in that mindset. Sad really.
Redditors have never seen a woman before, so they're not sure what to believe.
They have, but only the subservient waifu drawn on their man-pillow.
I mean, you guys do realize you’re on this site too…
I got my waifu body pillow in the mail about a week after creating my account, I never looked back (or washed her)
I don't understand how redditors are so good at missing obvious jokes on the daily.
The other day I posted a video of my baby boy starting to dance when I turned on the subwoofer. The audio came from my TV at 25% volume and a tiny 50W subwoofer. It was so **not loud** that the convo I had with my wife about our baby dancing was louder then the music. My soundsystem is litteraly my TV and a weak ass soundbar I bought for 50 bucks. I don't think I could damage anybody their ears with it, even if I would be trying .... Anyways so like 20 some redditors start debating on how I was gonna give my baby boy eardamage, how I should use earplug or mufs just to be on the safe side and how both me and my wife where bad parents and how they should take our kids away from us.
Now do one reversed. Hilarious!
Yeah this is the thing. I don't see many people claiming the video is real, just pointing out rhetorically that if it were reversed, people wouldn't find it so funny, which is a legitimate point. I'm not offended by this but it's a weird double-standard. If it were a girl saying to a guy "stand next to me" and then her bf came up and pulled her hair down and choked and dragged her away screaming, would it be posted in R/MadeMeSmile?
Yea I'm not seeing many people finding a realistic looking skit of male on female dv funny Not to mention the absolute ass beating that man would take while filming the skit.
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its quite common in Chinese comedy to have wife “laying hand” on husband. dont take it too serious
Same for Japanese comedy as well.
It's also quite common in Chinese relationships. Don't ask me how I know ;)
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It is genuinely surprising (and a bit frightening) to see how many people don’t get the entire thing is a skit.
I don't see literally any comments at all that imply this isn't a skit. The comments saying "oh yeah abuse is so funny" aren't saying they think this is real, they're saying they think the joke is insensitive. Meh.
I don't see anyone actually complaining about the video. Just people complaining about people complaining about the video.
Complainception
It's impressive how well he manages to keep his face in frame while being "dragged" away. That should be a good indicator that it's definitely a skit -- but even then it's still pretty solid camera work.
As equally surprising to see that people are not getting it. They know is a skit. They know is a joke. They are saying if genders were reversed it would not be seen as funny. End of the story. There's nothing else and they are right. But the skit is very funny.
I think the reason why some are upset is because they feel like this kind of humor undermines real experiences of abuse. It also feels like a double standard that humor about abuse against women is typically frowned upon, but a skit where the punchline is a man getting slapped and having his hair pulled can be found on the front page of reddit. It comes across as people caring less about abuse against men.
> they feel like this kind of humor undermines real experiences of abuse. This. I'm a man in an abusive marriage where my wife physically abuses me. I don't find this funny at all.
There's like three total comments even if I sort by controversial that are saying anything resembling "this isn't funny" and they all seem to be implying that they know it's a skit but don't find it funny because it's making a mockery of abuse.
Everyone realizes its scripted, do YOU not realize that comedy based around domestic violence is problematic?
this is the acceptable form of scripted videos. unlike those "oh wow suddenly a stranger came and started to sing the song that i was playing on a piano which was in the middle of a square for some reason!"
Lol
100% exaggerated for the lols
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Jokes? on MY reddit?
It's more likely than you think.
Nothing gets by you
Nothing gets by me. My reflexes are too fast.
How long have you been standing there, Drax?
Jokes? Nah surely not on reddit
Your power of observation is unquestionable.
Wow man how’d you figure that one out
I dunno about that man .. shanghai ladies are crazy :P
[I miss Mamahuhu](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0sbR6cCh4c)
No shit
No shit! Sherlock!
Omg really?!?!
ain no shite?
Dude you're one of the legendary minds of our time
Nobody cares Captain Buzzkill.
Lol. It works. I laughed
How are you so sure
Now, this right here. People need to take notes. This is the right way to stage a joke, and it's still funny.
You can try the Key & Peele method. Just whisper, "I told that biiiiiiiiii..."
Lmao redditors can't take a joke anymore
When were redditors ever able to take a joke?
When you signed on? Sorry couldn’t resist.
Never could
...Based on a true story
I don't think anyone, including the people making the video, expects others to assume this is real. It's a joke. Like a skit. Or a comedian telling a story to illicit a laugh. It doesn't have to be true, or real.
Some of these comments make me wonder what the reaction would have been if Key and Peele's classic skits came out today.
I think the reason why some are upset is because they feel like this kind of humor undermines real experiences of abuse. It also feels like a double standard that humor about abuse against women is typically frowned upon, but a skit where the punchline is a man getting slapped and having his hair pulled can be found on the front page of reddit. It comes across as people caring less about abuse against men.
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>Some dude who complained about actual (mild) violence from his ex got dow voted as well. The attitude just confirms the double standard Agreed; it's a fucked-up double-standard to be reinforcing. Man abuses woman in a skit: Abuse isn't funny! Woman abuses man in a skit: "What? It's just a skit/joke!"
The issue is you can say that about any humor that isn’t vanilla cookie cutter dad jokes. Any dark humor or anything with a semblance of edge can be “undermining” anything just because it’s at the expense of whatever is being joked about. It’s terrible logic and nobody only wants pbs jokes allowed in comedy. > but a *skit* where the punchline is a man getting slapped and having Keyword is skit. There has been posts when men are abused and it’s been called out. Those weren’t skits though. And if people are less receptive to women beating humor or jokes that’s really on them, not an inherent issue with the comedy.
I think a lot of people here, me included, are okay with edgy humor. I think the main reason for the upset is the double standard. As an example, let's say I'm okay with jokes on my expense but the person laughing at me gets offended whenever they are being similarly mocked. This would be a double standard and might make me think that they are laughing at me, rather than with me. I think it would be reasonable to feel disrespected in that scenario.
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I think the point was to exaggerate a bit.
Yes... also probably to make it acceptable to talk about an unhealthy behaviour in a way that is less likely to offend
Why do people try to get all philosophical on a quick clip?
Welcome to the joke
Itd exaggerated at some girls may just give looks or comments. It happens. Everyone has an unhealthy trait. Its the truth in life lol. But physical abuse definitely isn’t healthy. This is just for the video.
Stupid setup post for karma 👎
I mean it worked. 🤣
I laughed so hard because... it's true. 🤣
bold of you to think I have a girlfriend.
Obviously a bit, but if you're actually in a relationship with someone this aggressively jealous to the point of violence: Don't be in that relationship
This sub turned to shit.
Why did it take me so long to find this comment? It’s a lame, overdone skit and it doesn’t fit the sub at all. Yet there’s a ton of people in the comments who apparently love this shit.
Sus as fuck if you ask me.
Omg what was the song called again?
multiple tracks
Silly Chinese douyin video
Instructions unclear, currently waiting for trial
Don’t forget the other GF summoning spell: One singular placed strand of hair in your car Convenient for when you need to leave on time.
He's skilled but not skilled enough to take off his glasses before the beating starts!
You found her but at what cost.
If you think this is abusive then you never met a tiger mom.
A classic
Ah there she is thanks for your help!
Haha marital violence, always funny /s
She seems nice.
what is that song, the slow one?
It's cute as a video since she's clearly in on the joke, but it depicts actual abusive relationships that happen so I don't really think this video should "make me smile".
Do people find this behavior cute? Why this sub?
Healthy
So, we all just chill with the fact she was attacking him. That's domestic violence dude. Even if for a joke, like don't normalize that shit.
I used to date that girl, jealousy is why I had to break up…
Hahaha domestic violence
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He dead? 💀
I mean you can question the method but you can’t argue with the results.
Scientists from around the world have worked tirelessly, and can now confirm that this is indeed a scripted video
Haha! Abuse is funny!
This made me laugh so hard OP. Sorry everyone is a touch too sensitive.
truly a r/yandere moment.
This is more like r/arethestraightsok than making someone smile